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# Storia do Mogor 332.2.6

Storia do Mogor (Irvine) 332.2.6

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### [332.2.6](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.travel.manucci~en-irvine.332.2.6)

Furthermore, the Jesuits ought not to have allowed the administrator of the diocese to put irons upon the father when he placed him under guard in their college, for they knew quite well that such was not the order of the Inquisition nor of the inquisitors. What is more, if the father had so wished, he need never have fallen into their hands. For the Agent of the English had warned him \[146\] not to go to San Thome, because he knew that the governor there had an order from the Holy Office to arrest him. The said governor \[of San Thome\] made so little of a secret of the subject that before Father Ephraim was seized everybody was aware of the order he had received to that effect. He had read his commission and the warrant of arrest sent him by the inquisitors to a Dominican named Father Francois de Fonseca, and to another father named Thomas Mexia. The latter published the fact everywhere, so that even the English knew it and warned the father. But he was so confident in his innocence that he paid no heed to this advice, and went to Our Lady of the Light, a \[Capuchin\] church within our jurisdiction. He had been invited there by a letter from the said administrator saying that he wanted to communicate with him on certain business. There the administrator also went himself in order to seize the father's person in the way already indicated. Subsequently he caused the father to be put publicly on board a ship with the irons on his legs.

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